Exam 14: The Mechanism of Translation
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The crystal structure of the ribosome provided key new evidence that
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Which component of the nucleolus is thought to be the location of active ribosomal genes?
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Eukaryotic ribosomes misincorporate one amino acid for every 1,000-10,000, whereas the eukaryotic replication machinery misincorporates one nucleotide for every ~1x107, a number which goes down to ~1x109 following activity of the mismatch repair machinery. (a) Why can the cell tolerate a higher rate of error in translation than in replication? (b) Besides errors that occur in the ribosome, what is another potential source of error in protein synthesis?
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What is the function of and where is the "peptidyl transferase" region of the ribosome? Of what is this region primarily composed?
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Aminoacyl-tRNAs display high fidelity, even for amino acids such as threonine and serine that have very similar side chains. Present a model for the proofreading activity of aminoacyl- tRNA synthetases based on recent X-ray crystallographic evidence.
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What would be the effect on the function of eIF2 of inhibiting its guanine exchange factor?
Would the outcome be different if eIF2 were phosphorylated?
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In order to recycle into its active form to bind another initiator Met-tRNA, eIF2-GDP must be converted to eIF2-GTP. Describe how this occurs and explain how this process differs from GTP hydrolysis.
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Diagram the mechanism of translational control by phosphorylation of eukaryotic initiation factor 2 (eIF2), starting with activation of protein kinase RNA (PKR).
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In eukaryotes, the mRNA to be translated is most likely folded into secondary and tertiary structures and coated with protective RNA-binding proteins. Discuss the importance of the 5′ cap and poly(A) tail for loading of the mRNA onto the 43S complex.
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Draw a rough sketch of a ribosome, showing the location of the large and small subunits and the E, P, and A sites.
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